Новости за 16.05.2017

Maria Sharapova was denied a wild-card entry to the French Open when the French tennis federation said her ranking was too low to qualify after a 15-month suspension for doping.

The market’s reaction to TJX’s first-quarter results reflects worries that retailer woes will crimp the off-price business model.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan praised U.S. President Donald Trump and hailed his visit to Washington as the launch of a new cooperative era for the two countries, but he attacked America’s Kurdish partners in Syria as terrorists.

Faced with softening U.S. car sales and mounting investor skepticism about Detroit’s ability to weather the first industry downturn in nearly a decade, auto executives are facing a tough choice in who to please—Wall Street or the White House.

W. Kamau Bell, who hosts ‘United Shades of America’ on CNN, talks about the influence of Living Colour’s ‘Pride.’

Twitter co-founder Biz Stone is rejoining the micro-messaging company to focus on its culture, in an attempt to revive morale amid executive departures and slumping growth.

Bob Bafferts, trainer of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah and horse racing’s biggest (human) name, doesn’t have a horse in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, but his presence can still be felt by fans.

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The state-run news agency, quoting an unnamed foreign ministry official, calls accusations of mass hangings and the burning of remains to hide the proof “detached from reality and false.”

President Trump may have shared intelligence secrets with Russians, cyberattack linked to North Korea, and police officer donating kidney to 8-year-old boy.

What new college grads are expecting when they interview with a small business; and what entrepreneurs want from any tax reform in Washington.

Three companies that could fend off Amazon with their distinctive offerings.

White House press secretary Sean Spicer is scheduled to take a brief break from a White House in tumult later this week to his boss’s Virginia golf course, where he will headline a fundraiser for the Republican Party of Virginia at the Trump National Golf Club in Sterling, Va.

Floral designer Lindsey Taylor demonstrates how Claude Monet’s feathery brushwork can inspire gorgeous spring bouquets.

National Security Adviser Lt. Gen. H.R. McMaster said on Tuesday that counterterrorism information that President Trump shared in a meeting with Russians in the Oval Office last week "was wholly appropriate," following reports that the president had revealed sensitive information. Photo: Reuters

Watch a clip from "Alien: Covenant," starring Michael Fassbender, Katherine Waterston, and Billy Crudup. Photo: Twentieth Century Fox

Top 100 Advisor Scott Tiras says hang on to oil majors if you own them, but don't commit new money.

It takes a big family to pull off numerous events without stress, sibling rivalry and chaos. For the Fogarty’s of Fort Wayne, Ind., a tradition of party planning and collaboration keeps everyone positive.

U.S. industrial production rose sharply in April, a sign of underlying strength in the economy.

Just in time for the summer, the Ferry Boat Inn is being reimagined by the Towill family.

The Trump administration has spoken with Pakistan about the prospect of freeing Dr. Shakil Afridi, who helped the U.S. find and kill Osama bin Laden, and whose imprisonment in Pakistan has been a persistent thorn in relations.

President Donald Trump said on Twitter that he had an “absolute right” to share counterterrorism information with Russian officials, fueling a rapidly escalating controversy.

A battle is brewing in Massachusetts between state regulators and Anheuser-Busch, over allegations the beer giant has doled out nearly $1 million in unlawful giveaways to entice retailers and bars to push Budweiser over rivals.

Twelve years into running the world’s largest media conglomerate, the question of who will succeed Robert Iger at Walt Disney Co. is more uncertain than it has been for nearly a decade.